Cookie Time

Yes, the holidays are upon us.  Pumpkin Spice cookies for Fall and Halloween.  Turkey-shaped Sugar Cookies for Thanksgiving.  Any number of varieties of Christmas Cookies.

I don't care about ANY of these cookies!

The cookies I care about are the ones set by your browser the first time you view an ad from a site.  A cookie is just a tiny text file that contains, among other things, the REFERRAL ID of the person who posted the ad you have viewed, and when you join a site, THAT FIRST COOKIE TAKES PRECEDENCE over any other REFERRAL ID.

That first cookie has a strong possibility of coming from some MEGA-PROMOTER who, as I have generally observed, make TERRIBLE SPONSORS.  You are more likely to see ads from the Mega-Promoter because they receive advance notice of launches, they release their ads AT LAUNCH time, and they purchase massive amounts of premium traffic so their ads flood the market before others have a chance.  This positions them to get the MOST referrals.  Check out the numbers on the Leader Boards.  They are in it for the money, not to care for their downlines.

OR... that first cookie could be coming from an amateur NEWBIE who just copy/pasted their first safelist ad, and has no idea about list building, how to do the "care and feeding" of downlines, and how to build a rapport with subscribers.  You will never hear from them as your sponsor.

The best approach is to join under a KNOWN SPONSOR, someone you KNOW, LIKE, and TRUST.  A REPUTABLE, ETHICAL, SEASONED Marketer who KNOWS how to not only BUILD THEIR LIST, but encourages THEIR SUBSCRIBERS to do what it takes for THEM to SUCCEED.

How do you do that?  Look for their promotions, or reach out to known sponsors. ASK a TRUSTED SOURCE, and DO SOME RESEARCH before joining.

Once you find a WORTHY SPONSOR, ASK for their referral link, CLEAR COOKIES, then use their link to join.

PS.  I'm here to help.  If you are a subscriber of this newsletter, I think I meet the qualifications for someone you might want to contact.  I may just have some experience I can share with you.